The Creative Tweens

 Origami is the art of folding paper into decorative shapes and figures. I am Balaj Shahryar and my hobby is Origami. I buy books related to origami and today I am going to share a trick from one of the books I bought  online from http://kidslearning.com/ . I made a video in which I made a cock's head with paper. Check it out !!!                                                            Video edition and blog post written by Eshal Salman

Are you the one who has zero knowledge of sewing yet you drool over every other diy sewing project?? Well then you are the right kind of person I'm making this diy for,  Things you will need: ^ A spare cushion (I used a square cushion you can use any shape). ^ A fabric of your choice printed/plain /painted ^ A pair of scissors And that’s about it …  To prepare for your pillow or cushion cover, take the fabric and iron it first to get rid of all the creases. Next this is done lay out the fabric on a smooth surface and place the cushion in the center now you could either roughly cut the fabric leaving 3,4 inches on all four sides* (If you`re making a square cushion). Or you could measure the size of your cushion and then leave extra 2 inch on all sides. Now as you have completed the first step you`ll be left with 2 pieces of fabric, lay both the pieces one on the top and one on the bottom of the cushion and start tying knots carefully each side until the end ,to further customi...

       Today I’ll tell you how to recycle your own used paper. Instead of throwing your paper in the bin, you can recycle it by making a beautiful piece of art. So, the materials needed for this process are: 1. Used paper 2. Water 3. Bowl 4. Cooking blender 5. Stainer 6. Cloth 7. Dried leaves and flower petals (optional) PROCESS: Cut up your paper roughly into one-inch pieces. Soak your paper in water for one or two hours. Pour some water and the paper in the blender and Start blending it. You should blend it until it turns into a pulp. Take a tub, put the pulp mixture in it and some more water. If you want to make your paper colorful you can add organic products like; tea leaves, turmeric powder etc. or you can add watercolors and poster paints. Take your strainer (it can be of any size and shape) Immerse the strainer in the bowl in which is your pulp and then slowly bring it up out of the mix, until it is fully covered with the particles of pulp. Now,...

Ever heard of string art? I'm sure you did it’s the best diy activity plus pinterest is drooling all over with it, so I thought why not give it a try and share it with all of you guys .. Here are some quick fun facts I learned about string art; it was introduced in the early 19th century by an English woman who used this technique to teach math to the kids.  A French mathematician, Pierre Bézier, created a curve formula using string art to help solve complex equations. It is still used in computer graphics and related fields, known as Bézier curve.   the popularity of string art reached its peak in the 70's when every household used to have a string art picture on their walls. And yet several decades later the art has reemerged on the internet with more variety, intricacy and has opened doors for future artist's.                                               ...

This corona virus has me and my 8 years old twin sisters sitting at home so we took some art classes, there the lady was pretty nice and she gave us some tips and tricks on how to make geometrical designs. I had compass, protractor, scale, pencil, colors, and papers, from which we made these awesome design. We only used geometrical tools to make geometrical designs. We took 3 to 4 combination of colors or you can do pastel colors and color the whole design.  It was a soothing experience as we colored in the different shapes. My sisters and I enjoyed it a lot and hope you’ll too.  It would be a great pleasure if you try and share your designs with me in the comment section. Article by Eshal Salman